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Slofr8

05-08-2002 09:42:02




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Hi, I have been looking for a used pull type rotary cutter for some time and recently found a 5'JD #127. Seems to be in decent shape, but is 350 miles away. Has anyone used this model mower and are they any better or worse than any other? I've only seen pictures but seems fairly heavy duty. I'll eventualy get more tractor to pull it but for now my JD B (with an over run clutch) will be taken out of retiremeent and assigned the task. Should get me by for a while right? Thanks.

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Ziggy

05-08-2002 18:29:06




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 Re: JD mower in reply to Slofr8, 05-08-2002 09:42:02  
We have a '49 B and use that mower model as well to do pasture mowing. Our B can handle the mower pretty well but we mow fairly often so the grass is kept short. The combination does a great job and leaves a nice finish. Another bonus is that the B doesnt go through gas very quick so we can mow till we had enough and not have to worry about running out. Good luck Ziggy



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KWB

05-08-2002 16:55:45




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 Re: JD mower in reply to Slofr8, 05-08-2002 09:42:02  
I used a 5 foot model 127 on my hobby farm for several years. I would say it was a decent machine. They are rated for 1" brush. Mine was pretty beat up from being used behind a big tractor to do things it wasn't designed for, but with some welding and repairs, I got some more life out of it. If the clutch pack has been exposed without a cover, you might end up buying new clutch discs and plates. Good luck.

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